Conroe High School - Flare Yearbook (Conroe, TX)

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Conroe High School has always had a certain reputation of excellence and this year was no dif- ferent. It began during the summer when various sports teams and support groups began their practices to prepare for upcoming seasons. These organizations contributed many hours of their time and made sure Conroe High was well represented taking its familiar place on top of the heap. With the beginning of the new school year came some changes. The most obvious change was the installation of the new principal, Mr. Dave Figari. Although there was an adjustment period in the beginning, the students and faculty welcomed Mr. Figari and everything fell into place with no problems. The new tardy policy sent students rushing through the halls in fear of getting ASD if they were tardy. The new policy stipulated that one day ASD would be assigned after one tardy rather than two, as it was previously. ASD was full every Monday and Wednesday until everyone got the hang of getting to class in the six minutes allowed between classes. The overall spirit at Conroe High was at an all time high. The pep rallies continued to produce creative ways to boost that tiger spirit every Fri- day morning. With some pep rallies being held before school, it was anticipated that turn out would be low, but many students turned down the opportunity of an extra hour of sleep and came down and . . . SHOWED THEIR SPIRIT!!! 4. OPENING

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